The story of the Giants almost moving from San Francisco to St. Petersburg, Florida in the 1990s is well-known.
But in 1976, the Giants were close to being relocated to Toronto. Yes, Canada.
Luckily for Giants fans, the move north of the border never happened. According to BlueJayHunter.com, then-San Francisco mayor George Moscone stepped in and prevented the team from being sold and moved to Toronto.
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But what if the Giants had moved to Toronto in 1976? What would the jerseys look like?
In a story published Monday by The Athletic, they got their hands on drawings of what the Toronto Giants' uniform and hat would have looked like.
The Toronto Giants would have kept the color scheme the franchise has used since its days as the New York Giants. Of course, they would have a "TG" logo instead of the "SF" logo.
In the end, everything worked out for both cities involved.
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Shortly after the Giants' move fell through, MLB awarded an expansion team to Toronto and they began playing in 1977. In 1992 and 1993, the Toronto Blue Jays won back-to-back World Series titles.
As for the Giants, after two unsuccessful attempts to relocate the team, they built a new stadium on the shores of McCovey Cove and raised three World Series trophies this past decade.
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The real question is: Can we buy that Toronto Giants hat anywhere? This hat collector would like one.